Question

question 9 (1 point)
the concept of race as a fixed, essential category emerged strongly during
the industrial revolution
the enlightenment in europe
the new deal era
the american civil rights movement
question 10 (1 point)
which of the following was a structural legacy of colonialism?
jim crow laws
enslavement and forced migration of african americans
the voting rights act
anti - immigrant nativist groups
question 11 (1 point)
critical race theory emphasizes
that racism is only individual prejudice
that race has no historical significance
race as biologically fixed
social justice, experiential knowledge, and interdisciplinary perspectives

Explanation:

Question 9: During the Enlightenment in Europe, there was an attempt to classify humans into fixed - race categories.
Question 10: Jim Crow laws were a system of racial segregation in the US, a structural legacy of the history of slavery and colonial - era racialized thinking.
Question 11: Critical Race Theory emphasizes social justice, the importance of experiential knowledge of marginalized groups, and takes an interdisciplinary approach to understanding race and racism.

Answer:

Question 9: The Enlightenment in Europe
Question 10: Jim Crow laws
Question 11: Social justice, experiential knowledge, and interdisciplinary perspectives